texts: <mask> was the first Chinese American public school teacher in San Francisco. She was a founding member and first president of the Square and Circle Club. <mask> was born in the small gold-mining town of Washington in Nevada County, California. Her pen name later in life was <mask> P'ing, a variation of her Chinese name. She was born on March 2, 1905. <mask> ran a general store for Chinese miners while he was in Washington. Seven of the ten children were born in Washington.The family moved to Vallejo. Theodore was the family's oldest child, and his siblings were often referred to as "Mickey", "TAft", "Helen", "Albert", " Marian", "Leslie", and "Martha" After many years of running the mine in Washington and making improvements, the owners decided to take it back for themselves. Unable to support his family, <mask> Chow relocated to Vallejo, California where he opened The Oriental Market on Georgia Street. All of his children, both daughters and sons, were encouraged by his progressive and educated Chinese Nationalist to pursue an education. In Chinese and Chinese American families at the time, encouragement for Chinese girls to get an education and join professions was not common. The first Chinese American women to enter their chosen professional fields were the four Fong sisters.<mask> <mask> was the first Chinese American public school teacher and her sisters Mickey, Marian and Martha were the first Chinese American public health nurse, dental hygienist and nursery school teacher. At a young age, <mask> <mask> was familiar with anti- Chinese racial discrimination. In interviews, <mask> <mask> has said that as a child in Washington, he was ridiculed by white students. She said that the <mask> siblings found comfort in the words of their parents and in the acceptance of local Christian communities. The parents of the Fong children were told to take pride in their Chinese heritage and not allow their tormentors to bother them. They told their children that once they got an education, they would be looked up to when they came back to China. The family was invited into the Vallejo Christian community once they moved to Vallejo.The <mask>'s joined the larger, majority-white congregation after the Presbyterian church sent a Sunday school teacher to Vallejo Chinatown to teach the community's children. <mask> <mask> has praised the congregation as the ones who accepted them in the early days and gave them a chance to mingle with other races. <mask> <mask> has a Chinese heritage and a Christian faith. They would be the foundation of her future career in community service. <mask> <mask> didn't think there was a conflict between the two aspects of her identity. Only those who were unfamiliar with the heritage of China's wisdom failed to see that, according to <mask> <mask>. <mask> <mask> married Jon Yong <mask>, a writer and journalist, on December 22, 1940 in Tucson, Arizona.The couple met through the Chinese War Relief Association, where <mask> served as the organization's secretary and news release writer. They had two sons. Jon Yong <mask> died of a sudden illness in 1966, while the couple was on a trip to Asia to visit Jon's family that he had not been able to see in decades. After graduating from high school in 1923, <mask> <mask> moved to San Francisco to attend the San Francisco State Teachers College. She was introduced to the president of the college when she applied. The head of the local Red Cross impressed her with her work for the YWCA Girls Reserve and made this introduction. She was told by Dr. Burke that she wouldn't be hired for a teaching job in the country because she was Chinese.<mask> <mask> told Dr. Burke that she was going to teach her people in China instead of staying in the US. Dr. Burke admitted <mask> <mask> to the program because of this. After graduating from Commodore Stockton Elementary School, <mask> <mask> was hired as a teacher by the school, even though she never moved to China to teach. The primary school for Chinese children in San Francisco at the time was Commodore Stockton. The school had no Chinese speaking teachers before <mask> <mask> was hired. The first Chinese American to teach in the San Francisco public school system was hired by the school's new principal. During her time at Commodore Stockton, <mask> <mask> continued to experience discrimination.She had to serve in many different roles while she was a teacher. An assistant principal, a translator, a councilor, a nurse and a social worker were some of the duties that she was asked to fulfill because of her ability to speak Chinese. <mask> <mask> only received the salary of a normal teacher despite 31 years of teaching experience. At the end of her career at Commodore Stockton, <mask> <mask> was offered the position of principal, but she turned it down because she needed to care for her child and husband who were sick. <mask> <mask> helped her students navigate the bi-cultural experience of being Chinese American as her family had done for her. According to an article by the San Francisco Examiner in 1926, <mask> <mask> believed that the Chinese boy or girl who wanted to make a good American citizen could not be one unless he retained his own race. She wants to show her students how to manage a dual culture and how to be modern and progressive.Speech Therapy <mask> <mask>'s youngest son, Joal, was born with cerebral palsy. Wanting to help her son face the challenges of his condition, <mask> <mask> took courses in speech therapy at the University of California, Berkeley. She taught speech therapy in schools throughout the San Francisco area after receiving her certification. For many San Francisco schools, <mask> <mask> was the speech correction teacher. <mask> <mask> said that she was sent to different schools on a different route every day for five days a week. <mask> <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 The method of speech therapy made the children more comfortable.In addition to her work in the San Francisco public school system, <mask> <mask> was a noted community leader and activist. She was a member of the Square and Circle Club and the Chinese Needlework Guild. The Chinese Digest was founded in 1935. By the time <mask> <mask> was in her 30s, she had developed a reputation as a community organizer who was ready and willing to take on any project San Framcisco Chinatown had a need for. <mask> <mask> said that he was put in everything because he was so useful in the community. The oldest Chinese women's service organization in the United States was founded in 1924 by <mask> <mask> and six other young women. The club's first president was <mask> <mask>.The club was created to raise money for flood and famine victims in China. The club was organized to serve the objectives of the founding members, who spoke about ways to better their community and perform public service. "So much community service had to be done, and nobody was doing it, we felt that we could bring women together and use our talents, our energy, and be more loving and caring in doing things for the community." <mask> <mask> advocated for the women of the Square and Circle Club to be allowed to perform community service work that was previously the domain of Chinatown men's organizations. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce or the Six Companies are usually in charge of charitable and public affairs, according to a local newspaper. We wanted to help as well. American girls are capable of doing these things.Why shouldn't we? Several generations of Chinese and Asian American women have been impacted by the Square and Circle Club's tradition of community service, leadership, sisterhood and pride. <mask> <mask> was a prolific journalist, writing many opinion and lifestyle articles that spoke on many political, social, and day-to-day issues of her time. The Chinese Christian Student was the official newspaper of the Chinese Christian Student Organization. She began writing a regular column for the Chinese Digest aimed at Chinese American women in 1937. She wrote under the pen name "Lady P'ing" and "Lady P'ing <mask>" after her marriage. She used different Chinese characters in her pen name, but this was a reference to her Chinese name.Through the Jade Box, <mask> <mask> offered advice on fashion, recipes, men, and marriage along with political and social commentary regarding issues of race, women's issues and American life. The Jade Box was used as an extension of community activism and advocacy by <mask> <mask>. When the Square and Circle Club was rejected from the Federation of Women's Clubs on racial grounds, <mask> <mask> wrote about it in her column, linking it to the larger phenomenon of anti- Chinese racism. She used her column to advocate for the rights of women, particularly Chinese American women, to be seen and treated as equals by their male counterparts. With the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War and the later entrance of the United States into WWII, <mask> <mask> often wrote in support of strikes, fundraisers, and anti-Japanese boycotts that she was involved in through organizations like the Square and Circle Club and the Chinese War Relief Association. The Square and Circle Club was a major player in the boycott of Japanese silk stockings. The Jade Box praised Chinatown merchants who had stopped their trade with the Japanese and admonished women who did not join the non-silk movement.In response to a letter written to the column that criticized Chinese American women who did not support the boycott, the column agreed and openly criticized women who felt no shame to have their money. She thought that women knew more about war than men. She felt that men were sold the myth of the glorious sacrifice of war, while women experienced the death of their sons and loved ones over time. Efforts to support China in the war against Japan was seen by her as a way to ban war from the face of the earth. <mask> <mask> helped her students' families if they were in need while she was a teacher. She established the Chinese chapter of the Needlework Guild. Many of her students' parents couldn't speak English well enough to participate in the Commodore Stockton PTA so she started this group.The Needlework Guild was started by <mask> <mask> in response to the issue. The group provided shoes and clothes to children in Chinatown, as well as a space for Chinese mothers to sew for their own children. <mask> <mask> said that the guild was a place where she and other Chinese women got together to sew and talk about things, and that they would help an impoverished family if they were found out. <mask> <mask> used her position at Commodore Stockton to help Chinatown families. The Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) worked with <mask> <mask> at many points in her life. She began her career in public service in the YWCA Girls Reserve. <mask> <mask> became very involved in the San Francisco Chinatown YWCA in her adult life, acting as "forum leader, fund raiser, and den mother".In her role as the YWCA's first house mother, <mask> <mask> started a Friday breakfast club and started a Bible class for Sunday School teachers. She helped acclimate second- generation women to life in the United States with activities such as language classes, social dinners, sports, and group discussions on topics such as race prejudice, Chinese culture, current events, marriage, and parenting. The Lake Tahoe Chinese Young People's Christian Conference was started in 1932 by <mask> <mask>, her future brother-in-law Ira Lee and the future Chinese Methodist minister Edwar Lee. In 1933, the trio was able to organize the first annual Lake Tahoe Chinese Young People's Christian Conference. The conferences were not meant to proselytize, even though they had their origins in Church organizations. The Tahoe Conferences provided a place for second generation Chinese Americans to meet, socialize, and discuss social and political issues as a larger community outside of their local Chinatowns. These conferences would become annual events in the Chinese American community that would meet through the 1960s, and then continue as a family conference into the early 2000s.The participants of the conferences would create spinoff organizations and events inspired by their experiences at the conferences. The East Coast variation of the Tahoe Conferences was held at the Silver Bay Conference Grounds at Lake George, New York. George Kan, Eddie Leong Way, and Paul Louie organized these conferences from the early 1940s to the 1960s. The Chinese Young People's Forum was created by <mask> <mask>. Issues affecting the San Francisco Chinatown community were discussed at the meeting. The Alice Fong Yu Alternative School in San Francisco was named in honor of <mask>. The world premiere of "Unbound Chinatown: A Musical Tribute to Alice Fong Yu" was performed at the San Francisco Jazz Festival in October 2007.American academics 1905 births 2000 deaths San Francisco State University alumni.

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texts: Count Istvn <mask> et Szeged was a Hungarian politician. The most important part of his second term as prime minister was the outbreak of World War One. His life was cut short when he was killed on October 31, 1918, when Hungary declared its independence and Austria-Hungary dissolved. <mask> was in favor of the maintenance of Austria-Hungary. He was the most ardent adherent of the dual monarchy and the partnership with Austria among the Hungarian political leaders. He realized how the Emperor's temper and the revolutionary spirit of the extremists led to a complete impasse when he was a Member of Parliament. <mask> was against the redistribution of agricultural land, and he was against giving soldiers who fought on the frontlines the right to vote.He was an opponent of Anti-Semitism and supported reforms in the industry aimed at modernizing Hungary. He was concerned that Anti-Semitism could endanger Hungary's economic development. Istvn <mask>'s father Klmn <mask> relied on the political support of ethnic minorities during the parliamentary elections because of public perception that he was unpopular among ethnic Hungarian voters. Otto von Bismarck was <mask>'s role model. As an economist, he followed the English historical school of economics, and as a political scientist, he was influenced by the social and political development of England. The son of Klmn <mask> deBorosjen, who served as prime minister of Hungary between 1875 and 1890 from the Liberal Party, was born into the Tisza family. The Calvinists of lower noble origins were called the Tiszas.His mother was a member of the Degenfeld-Schonburg family. The young Istvn was raised in a Calvinist environment with high expectations. He gained entry to the Calvinist Gymnasium of Debrecen at the age of twelve. He obtained a PhD from the faculty of political science at the University of Oxford after studying international law, economics, and legal studies in Hungary. He got to know the practical issues of the public administration at the Ministry of the Interior. Several studies on agricultural issues were published in the Budapest Review. After serving a year as a volunteer hussar in the Royal Hungarian Honvéd army, he was promoted to the rank of hussar officer and became an active member of the political and economic life of Bihar County.After overseeing his family estates in Bihar County and Geszt for five years, <mask> decided to pursue a career in politics. He won his first electoral mandate with the Liberal Party in Vzakna in 1886. He won his second seat in 1892 as a representative of the jbnya district. He won the seat of Ugra district in 1896. He was a member of the economic committee of the Hungarian parliament. In the 1890s, having capitalized on a phenomenon that was prevalent among prestigious European politicians, he held a number of sinecures, which gave him extraordinary income. He was the president of the Hungarian Industrial and Commercial Bank, as well as being on the boards of numerous joint-stock companies and industrial enterprises.In the face of the financial crisis of the 1890s, many of these enterprises became the fastest emerging companies of the country, and some of them could even become important enterprises in their own sectors. The Hungarian Industrial and Commercial Bank was transformed into the largest Bank of Hungary in a decade. The childless Lajos <mask> received the title of Count from the Emperor in 1897. On February 16, 1897, Lajos <mask> gave his new title to his nephew Stephen. He resigned from all of his memberships before he was appointed as Prime minister, but he was chairman and board member of several financial institutions. He was able to get the remains of prince Francis II Rkczi back from Turkey and put them in the cathedral of Kassa. The Hungarian economy was paralyzed by a railroad workers' strike on 19 April 1904.The organizers of the strike were arrested and railway workers were recruited into the army of Hungary. The police came down heavily on peasants for taking part in a Socialist gathering in Bihar, leaving 33 dead and several hundred wounded. <mask> used his influence in parliament to grant titles to wealthy Jewish families, who he thought had set a good example to the people worth following. Many of the young middle-class families were Jews. <mask> gathered influential men of Jewish descent around himself as advisers. Many positions in his cabinets were offered to Jews. He was appointed Minister of War.He picked Jnos Teleszky as finance minister two years later. Jnos Harknyi was the third Jew in his cabinet. The Minister of War was appointed by <mask>. <mask> was in office for seven years. The Liberal Party appointed many Jewish origin MEPs to parliament after passing legislation for the Jewish emancipation in 1867. Many Jews supported the party. The districts where Jews made up half of the voters voted for the Liberal candidates.The policy of Istvn <mask>'s father was to allow unrestricted immigration of Jewish refugees from the Russian Empire. His political attitude made him a target of anti-Semite politicians. At the beginning of the 20th century, only 54.5% of the population of the Kingdom of Hungary considered themselves to be Hungarians. The <mask>'s party. The majority of the party in the Hungarian parliament needed the support of minorities. The ethnic minorities represented the local majority in the electoral districts where the liberal party was most popular. His political opponents.The nationalist Party of Independence and the Catholic People's Party could only collect mandates from the majority electoral districts of Hungary. The rules of the parliamentary procedure of the Kingdom of Hungary in the dual monarchy were based on the common law of feudal parliaments, meaning that everybody could deliver speeches without any time limit. The procedure of the Hungarian legislature was paralyzed by this. This tactic was used for decades by the opposition to obstruct legislation where the government should have been allowed to do its job. The rules of Parliament were changed to get the opposition out of the way. The proposal to modify the rules was made by deputy Gbor Dniel on behalf of The Liberal Party. Istvn <mask> had delivered a short speech.The members of The Liberal Party were given the signal to start voting by the President of the House, who silently announced the start of the voting on the proposition. The members of the opposition stood up because they didn't know what was happening. Staying put was the means of turning down a proposal in Parliament and standing up was the means of approving it. After reading the King's handwritten message to Parliament, Dezs Perczel declared that the proposal passed and the session was adjourned until 13 December. After the opposition unified into an alliance, many prominent members left the Liberal Party. Some of the people headed up by Gyula Andrssy formed a rival party and joined the opposition. They changed their name to The National Constitution Party after naming themselves "The Dissidents".By January 1905, the situation became anarchical because the opposition made it impossible for Parliament to proceed with the legislative work. The King dissolved Parliament and was going to hold a new election. The events that went down in history as "election by handkerchief" cost The Liberal Party a lot. After the 1905 election, Parliament approved a new coalition government which ended the 30-year rule of The Liberal Party and sent the leader into the opposition which eventually led to the dissolution of The Party. The National Party of Work won the election in 1910. He didn't want to form a government because he had a conflict with Ferdinand who wanted to centralise the Habsburg Monarchy with universal suffrage. <mask> believed that this might weaken the Hungarian supremacy over ethnic minorities.He claimed that demagogues might manipulate peasants to get politicians into power that are not in favor of democratic government. Although <mask> had the emperor's support, he feared that the faults of his first prime ministership could be repeated and therefore called on Kroly Khuen-Hédervry to form the new government. Even though <mask> was not in office as prime minister again until 1913, his power and influence on the ruling party was completely unquestioned. <mask> was Speaker of the House of Representatives from 1912 to 1913 and supported the reform of the Austro-Hungarian army. The Hungarian side was trying to get more use of the Magyar language in the army. Universal speach was refused by <mask> and his party. The majority votes of peasants would result in the domination of groups that are against the ideals of metropolitan intellectuals and socialists who call for democracy, according to his threatening prediction.The Socialists decided to organize a protest march. On May 22, 1912, Socialist agents organised a worker rebellion in which they called for <mask> to resign as President of the House and for universal suffrage. Protesters broke shop windows in the surrounding streets, automobiles and tramcard were damaged by the mass, as the protesters and workers marched toward the Parliament building. The protesters were stopped by the hussar cavalry units and arrested by the police. More than two hundred were injured and three hundred were arrested. The event became known as "Blood-Red Thursday" in the contemporary press and later in the history books. The question of ethnic minorities was solved by a clerical approach, like the representation of Orthodox and Greek Catholic Church in The Upper House of the parliament.He was convinced that the foreign situation required military preparation and he was against opposition obstruction. The opposition was not allowed to speak about the House of Parliament's rules. He called for the police force to force out the opposition representatives. The Act of Protection resulted in the removal of some members of the opposition party. On June 7, 1912, an opposition party representative tried to assassinate <mask> in the Parliament Building. The marks from his missed shots are still visible in the Hungarian Parliament Building. Kovcs shot himself with his last shot.<mask> continued the session. <mask> became prime minister for the second time on June 7, 1913. The press became actionable before the courts when the legal category of

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texts: defamation, libel and "scare-mongering" was introduced by <mask>'s cabinet. The victims of defamation and libel had to be compensated. The Freedom of Speech and the Freedom of Press were considered to be violated by the contemporary Hungarian newspapers and journalists despite the fact that these institutions and laws worked well in Western Europe and the United States. The longstanding Hungarian-Croatian issue was solved by Count Istvn <mask>, who met Count Tivadar Pejcsevich, Count of Verovce, and Baron Lomnica. <mask> promised to reestablish the Croatian Constitution, which had been suspended in 1912.Baron Ivan Skerlecz was appointed by <mask> to be the new ban of Croatia. The Croatian constitutional government was restored in November 1913 after negotiations between the Croatian representatives and <mask>. <mask> supported a strong stand against Serbia before the start of World War I. He was against going to war against Serbia after the assassination. He was worried that the equilibrium inside the monarchy would be upset by the increase of more Slavic territories. He was worried that Transylvania would be taken by Romania. He supported the war because he realized that ending the alliance with Germany would mean the end of Austria-Hungary as a Great Power.He was a constant supporter of the war. From the beginning, <mask> believed that Romania was an enemy. He was afraid that the people of Transylvania would revolt against Hungary. The soldiers were moved to protect the area. He continued to oppose the reformists even though they became more powerful during the war. <mask> was seen as forcing the continuation of the war and was losing a lot of support. He was asked to resign because he opposed the ideas of the new Emperor, Karl I.He was able to delay the enactment of universal suffrage. The dual monarchy came into question during the war. <mask> wanted to make the government stronger. Baron Stephan Burin von Rajecz was appointed to increase the prestige of the monarchy and to negotiate peace with the help of the Americans. The goal of sinking American ships bringing supplies to the Allies was announced by Berlin in 1917. <mask> wanted the Serbs and Bosnians to have their own state within Austria-Hungary at the end of the war. He went to Sarajevo to try this, but they wanted independent states.By late October 1918, the dissolution of the dual monarchy and the surrender of Germany were imminent and there was nothing that foreign minister Burin could do to change the course of history. The expansion of the empire on the Balkans was opposed by <mask> because it would threaten the integrity of the dual monarchy. <mask> wrote a memo to Francis Joseph. His letter was apocalyptic and embittered. He used the expression "Weltkrieg" in his letter. Russia and France are carefully proceeding with military preparations, but will not start the war as long as they have not attained a group of Balkan states against us that confront the monarchy with an attack from three sides and pins down. The day after the assassination of Ferdinand, <mask> traveled to Vienna where he met the Minister of Foreign Affairs Count Berchtold and the Army Commander Conrad von Htzendorf.They wanted to attack Serbia with arms. <mask> proposed to give the government of Serbia time to take a stand as to whether it was involved in the organisation of the murder and proposed a peaceful resolution, arguing that the international situation would settle soon. There was no proof that Serbia had plotted the assassination, so he wouldn't take responsibility for the conflict. <mask> believed that a war with Serbia would lead to a war with Russia and a general European war. Hungary would be the next victim of Austrian politics if the Kingdom of Hungary had a successful Austro-Hungarian war. <mask> warned of a possible Austrian military attack against Kingdom of Hungary, where the Austrians want to break up the territory of Hungary. The political aftermath of the Second Italian War of Independence made him distrust the Italian alliance.After the Balkans wars, he was afraid of attacks from the east, while the Austro-Hungarians had to fight against the Russian Empire. He wasn't sure about the stance of the Germans. Due to the security of the state, Germany's stand was of paramount importance. Conrad von Htzendorf asked if Germany's reply was that they were on our side, if we engage in war with Serbia. "But what if they reply differently?" the emperor asked. The Monarchy will be alone. Kaiser Wilhelm II supported the war and promised to put pressure onSofia.<mask> wanted a peaceful solution, but most of all he wanted to wait for the official investigation into the assassination. <mask>'s only proposal was that the Monarchy should not destroy Serbia completely in order to avoid Russian support for Serbia. The Serbian government was given an ultimatum by the council. His view changed after he was given an ultimatum. It was a difficult decision to propose war, but now I am firmly convinced of its necessity, even though I was still opposed to the annexation of Serbia to the Monarchy. Russia, Germany, Britain, and France joined the war on August 4, 1914. <mask> didn't resign as Prime Minister because he thought it was the best way to represent Hungarian interests in Austria-Hungary.His resignation would have sent a message of weakness to the Entente. After the end of World War 1, his initial opposition became public when he spoke in the Parliament. The Monarchy and the Hungarian nation were longing for peace until there were proof that the Serbian government was behind the assassination. The struggle of a WW1 political leader in the trenches was fought by <mask>, who was a hussar colonel and leader of his hussar units. <mask> was at the front of the group when he joined and he tried to ease the general mood by informal behavior. He tried to use an informal tone with the staff of officers and with the rank and file within the limits of the service regulations. He invited young officers to his table in order to get to know them better.He tried to establish better relations with his environment. The troops began to see him as a "tough to those above and humane to those below" kind of commander. He used his commander's pay to improve the food of the troops, as well as distributing his tobacco provisions among the officers, which left a good impression on everyone. <mask>'s paternalistic attitude towards his subordinates also showed itself in civil law cases, where he interceded with notaries, judges, and deputy-lieutenants for advancement. The front service was useful and productive since <mask> could personally experience the dangers of the battleground, but at the same time he was thinking that way and there was a lot of truth in it. In a letter to Archduke Joseph, he wrote about the ordinary peasant soldiers. The most extraordinary race of the world can only be loved and respected.The political intelligentia corrupts this great and God-blessed people. He was an assassination target because he was the representative of the war policy in the Monarchy. The fourth assassination attempt was successful. The Hungarian parliament had its first attempt in 1912. He missed <mask>. Kovcs was acquitted by the court after being arrested by the police. <mask> was returning from the front line when the second was made.The bullet missed him. A member of the society Galilei-circle and an anti-military group led by Ott Korvin tried to kill <mask> while he was leaving the Hungarian Parliament, but the revolver malfunctioned. After 15 days, the assassin was released from prison. On October 31, 1918, soldiers broke into his home, the Rheim Villa in Hungary, Hermina t 35. 45. He was in front of his family. Sources say these were disgruntled deserters who blamed <mask> for starting the war.The identity of the killers was not confirmed at that time, however, family members identified individuals that they said were the killers. Pl Kéri, who was exchanged with the Soviet Union, and Jzsef Pogny, who fled, were found guilty in the trial that followed the fall of the Communist regime. He married his first degree cousin and Sigmund Freud wrote about the assassination of Istvn <mask>. They had two children. Istvn died of Spanish flu five days after his father died. <mask> had fought more duels than any man in Europe and had never been seriously wounded. Despite having had a cataracts operation on one of his eyes, he was able to wield a sword or pistol despite being taught by "the best masters in Germany, France and Italy".In January 1913, he fought Mihly Krolyi in a battle with cavalry that lasted an hour until <mask> cut Krolyi's arm. <mask> wounded Széchenyi with a long cut across the head in the second bout, which lasted one bout. On August 20, 1913, <mask> fought the son-in-law of the leader of the opposition at a fencing school in a match with heavy cavalry sabres and only slight protection of the body was allowed. Two men shook hands, kissed each other on their cheeks, and declared themselves reconciled after nine bouts, during which both principals were bleeding from cuts to their foreheads. The Istvn Tisza postage stamp was issued by Hungary in July of 1932. The Commander Grand Cross of the Order of Vasa was given in 1904. "Bela Kun and the Hungarian Revolution of 1919" was written by Menczer.The name is Gbor. Ivan Volgyes edited "The October Revolution in Hungary" in Hungary Revolution. Istvn <mask> is the liberal vision and conservative statecraft of a Magyar nationalist. Further reading Hitchins. The Nationality Problem in Hungary was caused by Istvan <mask> and the Rumanian National Party. The Journal of Modern History was published in 1981 Louise E. Matthaei wrote "Light on Austria's War Guilt: Analysis of the New Red Book".535–540 is focused on Tisza. "Istvan <mask>'s Policy toward the Romanian Nationalities on the Eve of World War 1," was written by F. Poloskei. Imre, Ress, Imre. "Istvn Tisza and Austria–Hungary's Balkan Policy." In Bulgaria and Hungary in the First World War: A View from the 21st Century was written by Gbor Demeter. pp. 133+.Online reviews of Gabor Istvn Tisza: The Liberal Vision and Conservative Statecraft of a Magyar Nationalist and Samuel R. Austria-Hungary and the origins of the First World War. Hungary has a history of assassinations of politicians and Calvinist and Reformed

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texts: <mask> is an American musician best known for contributing vocals, keyboards, electric bass, rhythm guitar, viola and percussion as a member of Jefferson Airplane. He co- wrote "Jane" for Jefferson Starship. Classically trained in violin and viola, <mask> began his career as a coffeehouse singer-songwriter during the American folk music revival while working for a railroad. He was briefly jailed for marijuana possession after sharing a house with <mask> and Paul Kantner. He was acquainted with the man who was Crosby's nominal roommate on the houseboat in Sausalito, California. He was part of the duo <mask> & Michaela. <mask> and Michaela made a demo at CBS studios, and a producer proposed fitting them into a bigger folk group.Freiberg was given incentive to switch to rock and electric instruments after the Beatles ended David & Michaela. In 1965, <mask> co-founded Quicksilver Messenger Service with guitarists John Cipollina, Jim Murray and Gary Duncan and drummer Greg Elmore. Shortly after Valenti was imprisoned for drugs, he hired the musicians for his backing band. <mask> was assigned the bass because of the surfeit of guitarists in the group, with Cipollina remarking that they had been instructed to "take care" of him. <mask> shared lead vocals with Gary Duncan for much of the band's history and contributed additional guitar and keyboards to their studio recordings. He reworked a number of songs from the folk revival and singer-songwriters for the group, including Hamilton Camp's "Pride of Man". He played on six of the eight albums.Quicksilver was an important part of the development of the San Francisco sound. Several of their albums were ranked in the Top 30 of the magazine's album chart. He left the band in September 1971 to serve a prison sentence for marijuana possession. "The Fool" and "Light Your Windows" were co-written with Duncan. <mask> replaced Marty Balin on vocals and tambourines for the Jefferson Airplane tour that supported Long John Silver after being released from jail. Thirty Seconds Over Winterland was a live album of his performances. Baron Von Tollbooth & the Chrome Nun was released as a trio in 1973.After a long interregnum in which the fate of the band was in question, the final Jefferson Airplane lineup reformed as Jefferson Starship in early 1974 following the departure of lead guitarist Jorma Kaukonen. After the formation of Starship, <mask> left the group due to creative differences over the selection and recording of "We Built This City" with Grace Slick. The only thing real on that song were the vocals and the guitar. I left because I was useless. <mask> and Pete Sears frequently alternated on both instruments throughout their respective tenures in the group. He said in a 1997 interview that he is not a keyboard player. It was never my instrument, but I use it for input to a computer now.I did it because it is a musical typewriter and I wanted to write songs. <mask> was the primary composer of "Jane" and was never a prolific writer. According to Rolling Stone, the song helped move them into a more commercial, harder-rock direction. "Jane" was a No. Following the departures of Slick and Balin and the integration of Mickey Thomas, 14 hit for the group in 1979. The opening theme of the Wet Hot American Summer franchise was featured in the video game Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned. Balin's "Miracles" is the group's most successful single.He built and operated a studio in Marin County after leaving Jefferson Starship. Bruce Arnold said that he has a $100,000 voice mike that will make anyone sound good, and that he has developed a wonderful way of recording his acoustic guitar. He was the only member of the Quicksilver Messenger Service who was involved in the majority of the Planet Earth Rock and Roll Orchestra records. <mask> rejoined Kantner in Jefferson Starship: The Next Generation for their 2005 tour, mending a rift stemming from <mask>'s initial refusal to leave Jefferson Starship. The tour was called "The Jefferson Family Galactic Reunion". <mask> said that Kantner had apologized for leaving Jefferson Starship in the 1980s. He was a member of the reformed band.He was on Jefferson's Tree of Liberty. On November 24, 2007, <mask> held his first solo show in the lounge of the Ledson Hotel. He played a number of songs that hadn't been played before. He toured with Paul Kantner in the Jefferson Starship in 2007. In April of last year, the current members of Jefferson Starship were sued by a former lead guitarist for not retiring the band's name in the wake of Kantner's death. According to Chaquico, the band agreed to retire the name in 1985. The lawsuit concerning the use of the name Jefferson Starship was dismissed after an undisclosed settlement was reached between Chaquico and the current members of the band.The band toured in July of last year, with <mask> singing lead on some of the tracks. <mask> was the only original member in the band. <mask> is working with the Dayton symphony. <mask> had a daughter, Jessica, who he married in 1966. Linda Imperial was married to <mask> in 1990. He moved into a house in Novato that had previously been rented by Bob and Ron. He built a recording studio and practices Soka Gakkai in the same house with his family.According to Rolling Stone, he is "Starship's most easy going member." Happy Trails, Just For Love, What About Me, Solid Silver, Jefferson Airplane/Jefferson Starship, Grace Slick Blows Against the Empire, and Thirty Seconds Over Winterland are included.

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texts: H. (Hanumanthappa<mask> was an Indian physicist, writer, freedom fighter and rationalist. He was the Vice-Chancellor of Bangalore University and the president of the National Education Society. The Government of India bestowed the award on him in 1984. He attended the Government School in Gauribidanur and the National High School in Bangalore because there was no formal school in Hossur. He walked for two days to reach the city. A meeting with Mahatma Gandhi in 1936 inspired him to follow in his father's footsteps. He gave up his education in order to join Gandhi's Quit India movement in 1942.He was imprisoned for nine months after being arrested. He received his bachelor's degree in physics in 1944 and his master's degree in 1946. He taught physics at the National College, Bangalore, until 1957. He received a PhD in nuclear physics from Ohio State University in 1960. He was the Principal of the National College from 1961 to 1961. He was the Vice-Chancellor of the Bangalore University from 1972 to 1977. He served in the Legislative Council.He was a renowned sceptic. He chaired the "Committee to Investigate Miracles and Other Verifiable Superstitions" that led to public challenges of the miraculous claims of Hindu godmen. He disproved the existence of banamathi, a black-magic curse, as a leader of the Karnataka legislators. The Bangalore Science Forum was founded by him. He is the only Indian to be elected a Fellow of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal. Life <mask> was born in a village in India. His parents were a village school teacher and a labourer.He had a younger sister. He attended the Government School in Gauribidanur, the nearest town, because he had no formal school in his village. He completed his elementary education in the primary school. He stopped going to school. His school is M.S. Narayana Raio, who had just been transferred to the National High School in Bangalore, invited and helped him get admission to his new school. Without money, he went on foot to Bangalore and joined the school in 1935.The Poor Boys' Home was where he stayed for six months until he got a place in the school hostel. Mahatma Gandhi visited the National High School in 1936. He was selected by his teacher to be the interpreter of Gandhi's Hindi speech. His life was completely influenced by Gandhi's views and lifestyle from this moment on. He was studying at Central College of Bangalore. Gandhi launched the Quit India movement to end British rule in 1942. He gave up his degree to join the movement, which he described as the most momentous decision in his life.His imprisonment for nearly nine months was the result of his decision. He noted that the Central College hostel and the Central Jail both provided him with free boarding and lodging. He finished his bachelor's degree after a year. With a physics degree. He earned his masters degree in physics from the Central College. He was a lecturer at the National College in Bangalore. He went to Columbus, Ohio, in 1957 for a further degree after teaching for over ten years.He received a PhD in nuclear physics from Ohio State University. His thesis was about the decay of plutonium and thorium. He was the Principal of the National College in Bangalore from 1961 to 1972. He became the fourth Vice-Chancellor of the Bangalore University in 1972 and was reappointed in 1975. During his time in office, he introduced psychology, social work, drama, music and dance as new subjects. He was a member of the Karnataka Legislative Council. He was the President of the National Education Society at the time of his death.Narasimhiah had a close association with the renowned musician R K Padmanabha. In remembrance of Dr H Narasimhiah, R K Padmanabha led a 1000 people goshti. A confirmed bachelor is <mask>. He said that he was considered a champion of humanism in India. He died on January 31, 2005, in an intensive care unit of Maiya Multi-speciality Hospital in Bangalore, after suffering from long-term septicaemia. The National High School was where his body was kept for public viewing. He was cremated at Hossur with a state official funeral the same day.A collection of essays and an autobiography was written by Contributions Narasimhaiah. In 1962, he founded the Bangalore Science Forum, which conducts a weekly series of public lectures on science topics. Over 500 popular science films and over 2,000 popular science lectures have been conducted by this non-profit organisation. The B.V. Jagadeesh Science Centre was established by him. He chaired the "Committee to Investigate Miracles and Other Verifiable Superstitions" when he was a Vice-Chancellor. Scientists, academics and rationalists were members of the committee. Anupama Niranjana, Roddam Narasimha, Vinodha Murthy, and A.M. Dharmalingam are some of the people.The committee wanted to debunk the claims of Hindu godmen. Sathya Sai Baba, one of the most prominent godmen of India, who was observed to materialise holy ash and objects out of thin air, was the first to be challenged. Sai Baba was asked to publicly demonstrate the miracles in controlled conditions by Narasimhaiah. Sai Baba said, "Science must confine its inquiry only to things belonging to the human senses, while spiritualism surpasses the senses." The refusal is an indication of fraud in the miracle stories. There was a debate after a public controversy. He locked himself in when the committee visited Sai Baba.The committee was involved in exposing a 7-year old Sai Krishna of a tiny village near Mysore. Many godmen were compelled to admit that they did not have special abilities. He was forced to resign from the office of Vice Chancellor as the committee was dissolved. Shivabalayogi claimed that he could let down rain by praying. Shivabalayogi was to fill up the T.G. to test the claim. Halli can be used to feed Bangalore. It never rained.Although a Hindu by birth, <mask> did not practice religious rituals. He didn't cut the hair off his father's head after he died. During a solar eclipse, he would eat food to show that he doesn't cause indigestion as Hindus believe. He inaugurated the procession at the festival in 2004. He said it was out of respect for tradition and culture. A poor teacher complains, an average teacher explains, a good teacher teaches, and a great teacher inspire. The third highest civilian awards instituted by the Government of India were given to <mask> in 1984.He received an award for his work in the Indian Freedom Struggle. The Sir M Vishweshwaraiah Award was given to him for his contribution to popularising science. He was the only Indian to be elected a Fellow of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal. He received book prizes for his books. He was elected president of the Indian Rationalist Association in 1983. He was awarded the Rajyotsava Prashasti and Basava Puraskara by the Karnataka state government. He received a fellowship from the Karnataka Nataka Academy in 1990 and an award from the Kannada University at Hampi in 1996.He was appointed Chairman of the Kannada Development Authority in 1995 by the Government of India. He refused to join the Legislative Council when he was nominated by the state government. He was an independent legislator. He was the head of a legislature committee that investigated banamathi in some villages. The committee concluded that there was no such thing. He received the award in 2001. He received the Jawaharlal Nehru National Prize in 2003 for popularising science.He was awarded by the Prime Minister of India. The executive council of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry selected <mask> for inclusion in CSI's Pantheon of Skeptics in April 2011. The Pantheon of Skeptics was created by CSI to remember the legacy of deceased fellows of CSI and their contributions to the cause of scientific skepticism. H. Narasimhaiah Memorial High School was established in 1991. Sai Towers published a chapter on Miracles are my visiting cards.

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texts: <mask> is a South African politician. Madikizela was born in Port Shepstone in the province of Natal and moved to Khayelitsha where she became politically active. Prior to joining the Democratic Alliance in 2008, he was a member of the African National Congress. He was a member of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament. He was appointed the Provincial Minister for Housing. He was named the Minister of Human Settlements. Theuns Botha had been the deputy provincial leader of the DA.<mask> took over as acting provincial leader after de Lille resigned. He won a full term in October. <mask> became the Minister of Transport and Public Works. Six months after his re-election in November 2020, he resigned as Provincial Leader of the DA. He will remain a member of the Democratic Alliance. He said that he wasn't pressured to resign. <mask> was born in Port Shepstone in 1975.His aunt was an anti-apartheid activist. He moved to Welbedacht after his brother was murdered. The Welbedacht Development Forum was formed to help the poor residents of the community. He dropped out of Asoka Secondary School in 1991 to work at a shoe factory shop. In 1998 he moved to Cape Town with his brother. Madikizela started studying human resource management at the University of South Africa after his brother helped him enroll at a computer school. There was a car guard at the theme park.He completed a course in computer training when he moved back to Chatsworth. He became a member of the organisation. <mask> moved back to Cape Town in 2002 and became active in politics. <mask> came under scrutiny after he lied about his degree. <mask> was an active member of the ANC. He became prominent in 2005 when he led a group of disaffected ANC members in the Makhaza area of Khayelitsha who were supportive of former Western Cape premier and ANC provincial chairperson Ebrahim Rasool. <mask> and some of his supporters in Khayelitsha were excluded as possible ANC candidates for the local government elections in 2006 after they claimed that they were being marginalized.After it became known of their intention to contest the local government elections as independent candidates, <mask> and several other ANC members were kicked out of the party. <mask> joined the United Democratic Movement in 2007, even though he wasn't elected as a councillor. He was appointed the party's Cape Town Metro Regional Secretary until a party investigation found that he had secretly convinced party members to join the Democratic Alliance. He worked in the office of the former Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille. He joined the Western Cape Provincial Government in October 2008. Winnie <mask>-Mandela sent two messengers to him to try and talk to him. <mask>-Mandela said that what he was doing to the ANC was very embarrassing.Helen Zille, the newly elected premier, appointed him to the post of Provincial Minister of Housing. Madikizela was the Provincial Minister of Housing and had been involved in a number of controversies. He was accused of breaking a promise to give residents of the community houses in the new developments. Large demonstrations were held against construction in the community. The community of Mandela Park accused the MEC of not meeting with them. The ANC called for his resignation in September 2010 after he answered a parliamentary question about the provision of housing in the Western Cape. There was no control on the movement of people into the Western Cape.Helen Zille was called to fire him by the ANC because he linked the provision of services to the policy of influx control. <mask> was re-elected as Provincial Minister of Human Settlements in May. <mask> was elected deputy provincial leader of the Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape in April 2015, ousting Theuns Botha. He became the acting provincial leader when de Lille resigned. He was elected for a full term in October. Alan Winde appointed Madikizela as the Provincial Minister of Transport and Public Works. The leader of government business was Madikizela.Following Mmusi Maimane's resignation, he declared his intention to run for interim Federal Leader of the DA. <mask> dropped out of the leadership race. John was elected interim leader in November. On January 26, 2020, <mask> said he would consider running for Federal Leader of the party. He did not want to run for the post. He wants to be re-elected as provincial leader. The speaker of the provincial parliament, Masizole Mnqasela, was accused of being involved in a plot to assassinate Madikizela.He was cleared of any wrongdoing by the Federal Legal Commission. The leader of the province was re-elected on November 21. On April 1, 2021, acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka released a report that found that Madikizela had violated the Executive Ethics Codes by making misleading or false statements to the legislature. Herron had made a complaint. Madikizela said that he would seek legal advice after rejecting the legality of the report. Madikizela applied to be the mayor of the City of Cape Town. He was up against the incumbent mayor, Dan Plato.Madikizela did not have a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Human Resource Management as previously claimed, and he misled a journalist in this regard. The Federal Legal Commission would investigate the claims that he lied about his degree. The Provincial Minister for Transport and Public Works was suspended for 14 days by the premier. Jaco Londt sent a letter to party structures telling them that Madikizela hadvoluntarily stepped aside as provincial leader for the next two weeks. The leader of the party in the Western Cape resigned on April 28, 2021. Albert Fritz was elected as interim provincial leader without opposition. Madikizela resigned from both the legislature and the provincial cabinet.He decided to resign out of a sense of honor. News 24 reported in January that premier Winde intended to appoint Madikizela as a special advisor. The Department of Public Service and Administration has to vet the application before the appointment can be made. Members of the Western Cape Provincial Parliament were born in 1975.

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texts: <mask> is a white supremacist and holocaust denier, a published author and political activist. He is a member of several fascist political groups in New Zealand. In 1980, he co-founded the New Zealand branch of the Church of Odin, a pro-Nazi organisation for "whites of non-Jewish descent". He has edited and published a number of newsletters. He founded the national-socialist Order of the Left Hand Path after a fight with other members of the Temple of Set. The Ordo Sinistra Vivendi was renamed the Order of the Left Way two years later. There is a network of national lodges in six European countries and Australia.It was supposed to be an activist front that promoted an "occult-fascist axis" by mobilising political groups and youth culture elements. The Black Order newsletter, The Flaming Sword, and its successor, The Nexus, are satanic-Nazi journals with special attention given to figures such as Julius Evola, and the black metal movement. The name was changed to Western Destiny. The Thelemic Society was formed in 1996 to blend rightist politics with the teachings of the English and German philosophers. In 1997 he was secretary for the New Zealand Fascist Union and promoted the 'patriotic socialism' of 1930s Labour hero John A. Lee. He was the spokesman for the New Right group in 2004. He resigned from the New Zealand National Front because of disagreements with neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups.The white supremacist organisation Action Zealandia is in regular contact with the man. In 2008 a masters thesis written about <mask> was pulled from the library pending an investigation after he complained to the vice-chancellor. The thesis looked at the link between neo-Nazi and satanic beliefs in New Zealand. Senior academics from two other universities reviewed it and it received full class honors. The thesis was called a first-class piece of work by Professor Dov Bing. The thesis was poorly researched and a poorly contrived document against a private individual. Vice Chancellor Crawford wrote a one-page letter stating that the thesis was sound because it had been examined by two well qualified academics.The ideas programme on Radio New Zealand National featured Marxist poet and sociologist Scott Hamilton. Hamilton stated that he had a close relationship with the revisionist Adelaide Institute and that he made anti-Semitic and "holocaust denial" statements. All of Hamilton's allegations were incorrect. Radio New Zealand was criticized by the Broadcasting Standards Authority for not having verified the accuracy of Hamilton's statements before broadcasting the programme, but reversed this decision in December 2010. "A Right Muddle" by John McCrone was the subject of a complaint to the Press Council. The article wrongly stated that he was a "neo-Nazi Satanist", that he was associated with "white power" and "pseudo-fascist views", and that he was the founder of New Right New Zealand. The article was found to be inaccurate and biased by the Press Council.In the revised edition of Phoenix Rising: The Epic Saga of James H. Madole, <mask> wrote about his past involvement in the occult and 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 888-739-5110 The campaign to save a young dog from being euthanized for allegedly nipping another dog on the hind leg was unsuccessful. The dog was put down two days early because of threats on Facebook. He appeared in court for breaching the name suppression of a sexual assault victim on a radio show. The judge said that the discharge was contingent on him paying a small amount of money to the victim within a month. Sergeant Paul Macky is a police prosecutor. There are published works on Hitler's Occult Mentor and the political views of H.P.Phoenix Rising: The Epic Saga of James H. Madole was published by the Renaissance Press. The Holocaust Myth: A Sceptical Inquiry (Spectrum, 2000) The Kosher Connection: Drugs. The Dreamers of the Dark are on the site. The essay was written on Savitri Devi. The Order of the Left Hand Path is a case study of a satanic/Neo Nazi Synthesis.

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texts: <mask>, also known as Alpha 9, is a Russian DJ, musician and producer. He has collaborated with a lot of people. His debut album peaked at number 14 on the US Dance/Electronic Albums charts. <mask> graduated from music school at the age of fourteen after his grandmother insisted that he attend. He decided against applying for music college as the chance of becoming a professional pianist was small, and he no longer enjoyed playing. His love of video games and electronics led to his interest in production equipment. He was influenced by artists such as The Chemical Brothers and The Crystal Method.<mask> graduated from the Saratov State University with a degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. <mask>'s debut release, "Inside of Me" / "Flip Flop" with Misha Kitone appeared on the label Enhanced Music and brought him to the attention of many world- renowned DJs. <mask> was the first artist to be signed by the Enhanced Progressive label. His single "Bliss" appeared on the track listing of A State of Trance by Armin van Buuren in late 2009, and his breakthrough came later that year when Above & Beyond signed him to Anjunabeats. They played his singles "Rush" and "The Wonder" on their radio show. Arty released "Trio" with Matisse & Sadko in 2011. "Come Home" and "Bliss" were released by Arty under the name Alpha 9.Arty collaborated with fellow Anjunabeats-signed artist Mat Zo and their first joint production "Rebound" was released on 19 April 2011 as Anjunabeats' 200th single. The song was voted the winner on three separate occasions. At the anniversary party for ASOT 500 of Armin van Buuren's radio show A State of Trance on 9 April 2011 in Den Bosch, the two DJs played together on the Main Floor alongside other well-established DJs. <mask> has played many clubs and festivals around the world. <mask> was the first Russian musician to sign with the American Insomniac record label and released his debut album on October 9, 2015. Arty has had many releases on various labels. On 9 May 2016 Arty released "Bloodfire", a bass house-influenced big room track which was a deviation from his typical progressive trance releases on Hardwell's label.On June 6, 2016 he released a track called "Distorted Love" on Anjunabeats. "Follow The Light" was Arty's third release on Anjunabeats for the year. Alpha 9 has been inactive since 2010, but Arty revived it last year. Arty wrote a letter to his fans on Facebook after the release of the trance track "This Night Is Ours". I noticed at the end of last year that my music was different from what I've done in the past, and I felt like I had been neglecting my long-time fans. Arty wrote that he came up with the idea of bringing the Alpha 9 alias back. He moved towards the tropical house genre with his single "Falling Down" featuring American singer Maty Noyes."Falling Down" is mixed into a future bass track for festival play on the 'Night Mix' version of the track. <mask> collaborated with Korean American K-pop singer Eric Nam to release "Idea Of You" on 9 June 2017, which marks <mask>'s first venture into pop music. On September 7, 2017, he released "Supposed to Be" on his record label. It was an amazing experience working on this record. Arty stated that he wanted to make sure that the instruments he was using reflected the significance of the song. "You and I" was Arty's first release of the year. His second release on the label, "Sunrise", was released on January 19th.It's important for me to continue making the music I enjoy the most and 'Sunrise' definitely falls into that category. <mask> wrote along with the track's release that it was a milestone and an important track in his career as he gets back to his Progressive House roots. "Rain" was released through Armada Music. "No Going Back" and "All We Need" were both produced by Alpha 9 with Spencer Brown. "Couldn't be Better" was released on 11 May. On July 27th, Arty released a song titled "Tim" for Swedish producer Avicii, who died in April. The song paid homage to Avicii's original piano-based sounds which had driven him to success, which was also used by Arty in his earlier tracks "Kate" and "Rebound".Arty released "Perfect Strangers" through Armada Music on September 28, 2018, a track he has labelled as one of his "favourite" songs to produce within the year. Arty's first release on Anjunabeats since 2016 was a trance single called "Never Letting Go" with Audien. The song was produced in three years after a lot of rejections. "Save Me Tonight" was based on Arty and was influenced by progressive and house music. The song's music video was directed by American actor Noah Centineo and featured English-American actresslily Collins, with the video's storyline narrating a revenge plot by Noah's characters against a group of school bullies. <mask> appeared in the Top 100 DJs selection of DJ Magazine, where he was featured at number 78. <mask> moved down three spots in 2012 to take 28th on the list, but he moved up 53 spots in 2011.Afrojack won the award for best breakthrough DJ at the International Dance Music Awards. <mask> was nominated twice for the IDMA's in the category for Best Trance Track for his collaboration with Paul van Dyk on "The Ocean" and "This Must Be the Love". He was ranked 57th in DJ Mag's Top 100 in 2013). 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texts: <mask> was an Irish retired football goalkeeper who spent his entire career at Celtic. He earned a total of 80 caps for the Republic of Ireland national football team after making his debut at the age of 21. During the 1990 World Cup in Italy, he saved a penalty from Daniel Timofte of Romania. 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There was a deal to sign for Finn Harps F.C. in the summer of 1977. On a 6 month contract after impressing in a guest appearance in a friendly against an English team. If a bigger club came in, the Harps manager, Eunan 'Busty'Blake, would tear up his contract. He was invited to Glasgow for a trial by Sean Fallon, who was scouting in Ireland for Celtic. True to his word, 'Busty'Blake tore up his Finn Harps contract, without ever making a competitive appearance for the club, and signed for Celtic on May 14, 1978.Celtic Bonner played over 500 times for Celtic. He won four League Championship medals, three Scottish Cup winners' medals and a League Cup winners' medal with Celtic. He was re-signed by Tommy Burns after Lou Macari was fired. He last played for Celtic in 1995 when they won the Scottish Cup. After the Scottish Cup Final victory, <mask> took on the role of player-coach and left the club in 1998 to work as a coach with Tommy Burns. Celtic's fifth-most prolific player of all time is the most prolific goalkeeper in the history of the club, with                                   On his 21st birthday, Bonner made his international debut for the Republic of Ireland against Poland.The game was held in Zdzisaw Krzyszkowiak Stadium. He gave up a goal in the first 90 seconds of the match. A David O'Leary own goal in the 37th minute and a third Polish goal in the second half would make it a bad experience. Jim McDonagh was Ireland's first choice goalkeeper for the remainder of the Eoin Hand managerial era. By the time of Jack Charlton's appointment in March 1986, Bonner was already the number one. Liam Brady had held the Republic of Ireland record for the most international caps by a single player when Bonner equaled it on his 34th birthday. Seven of Ireland's eight games in Euro 1988 were played by Bonner.Ireland had some good results, including a 1–0 win away to Scotland, a 2–0 win at home to Bulgaria and a 2–2 draw away to Belgium. In order to progress, Bulgaria needed a draw against Scotland. However, a last-minute winning goal for Scotland gave Ireland, and a first appearance at the European Championship. The 1–0 victory over England was one of the highlights of Ireland's games at Euro 88. Ireland scored early and dominated in the first half, but didn't put the game out of reach. In the second half, Bonner produced a number of great saves, most notably from Gary Lineker, to keep Ireland in the lead, and he was named Man of the Match. It was the eighth straight clean sheet for Ireland.Ireland drew with the Soviet Union in the second game. In their final group match against the Netherlands, Ireland conceded a goal in the dying minutes and missed out on a semi-final appearance. The opening game of the 1990 World Cup was missed due to a back injury. The only goals that were conceded throughout the campaign came in a 0–2 loss to Spain. Ireland was saved from a heavier defeat by an excellent performance by Bonner. Ireland beat Spain 1–0 in the return fixture at Lansdowne Road and then went on to beat Malta 2–0 in the final fixture. It was the first time that the Republic of Ireland had qualified for a World Cup, and Bonner made his mark on the world stage with two unforgettable moments.Ireland played England in the first World Cup finals. With Ireland 1–0 down late in the game, <mask> delivered a determined clearance all the way to the English penalty area, setting up Kevin Sheedy's goal. One of the defining moments of Ireland's first appearance in the tournament was the look of sheer determination on Bonner's face when he scored the goal. After a disappointing 0–0 draw with Egypt in the second game, Ireland needed at least a draw with the Netherlands to ensure passage to the next round. With Ireland 1–0 down midway through the second half, <mask> once again delivered a clearance all the way to the Dutch penalty area, which caused enough confusion to allow Niall Quinn to slot in the equaliser and send Ireland to the knockout stage. Ireland's second round fixture against Romania went to a penalty shootout, where the score was tied at 4–4 with one kick remaining for each team. David O'Leary scored the winning Irish kick after Bonner made a simple save from a poorly taken penalty by Daniel Timofte.In the quarter-final against Italy, Ireland lost 1–0 as Bonner saved a powerful shot from Roberto Donadoni, but was knocked off balance enough to allow Salvatore Schillaci to snatch the winning goal and send Ireland home. A hero's welcome was given to Bonner when he returned to Dublin. One of the great moments of the World Cup was Bonner's penalty save. In an article entitled "Bonner's Moment in Time", the author states, "It really wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that that one save changed my life forever, certainly in terms of recognition." Ireland was drawn against Poland, Turkey and England in the qualification round for the 1992 Euro, where it was the number one choice goalkeeper. Ireland was defeated by England in controversial circumstances. With Ireland one point behind England and tied with Poland, it was debated in the media if a draw with Poland would be better than a win.Assuming England beats Turkey on the same day, a draw leaves Ireland and Poland with six points each and England with eight points and all three teams have one remaining game. Poland could still qualify for the tournament if Ireland did not beat Turkey in their last game. Ireland could qualify on goal difference if Poland beats England. Poland was out of the tournament if Ireland beat Poland in the second-last game. Ireland would need to beat Turkey and hope that Poland could manage a draw with England in order to get seven points. With Ireland leading Poland 3–1 with minutes to go, Ireland conceded two late goals and the game finished 3–3. In the last games Poland held England to a draw and Ireland beat Turkey, but England beat Turkey the next night and qualified with 9 points to Ireland's 8.Ireland qualified for the 1994 World Cup in 12 matches. Ireland had seven wins and three draws in the first ten games. Ireland led the group with 18 points, followed by Denmark on 16 and Spain on 15. Ireland needed a draw against Spain in the second last game to guarantee qualification, while a win would guarantee top position in the group. Ireland needed to beat Northern Ireland in the last game to guarantee a place in the finals, even though they conceded three goals in a 15-minute spell in the first half. Ireland needed the Spain-Denmark game to finish in a win for one of the two sides if there was a draw. Ireland drew 1–1 with Northern Ireland but qualified ahead of Denmark by virtue of having scored more goals, as they lost 1–0 to Spain.Ireland's goal-difference remained on par with Danes and ensured qualification, thanks to Bonner's saves. Ireland beat Italy in the finals. Ireland had beaten Germany and the Netherlands in warm-up games. The tournament was a disappointment for both Ireland and Bonner. Ireland moved into round two on the strength of their win over Italy, despite a 2–1 defeat at the hands of Mexico and a 0–0 draw with Norway. The low point of Ireland's tournament was a 2–0 defeat to the Netherlands. With Ireland already 1–0 down late in the first half, a long-distance effort from Jon Wimk should have been an easy save.The ball dribbled into the net after Bonner fumbled the shot. Ireland was eliminated from the tournament. During the Euro 1996 qualification campaign, Bonner played only one match, as captain, in Ireland's 4–0 win over Liechtenstein, in order to keep his place in the squad. All of Ireland's other qualification matches were played by Alan Kelly. The Netherlands defeated Ireland 2–0 in a playoff. <mask> was the Republic of Ireland's most capped goalkeeper with 80 appearances. He held the record until Shay Given achieved 120 caps by the end of 2011.The win over England at Euro 88, the draws with England and the Netherlands at the 1990 World Cup and the penalty save that sent Ireland to the quarter-finals of the World Cup are some of the most memorable moments in Irish sporting history. Following the promotion of Brian Kerr to the position of Republic of Ireland team manager, Bonner was named as technical director of the Football Association of Ireland. He was the goalkeeping coach for the senior squad. He has presented football on TV3. Bonner is married to Ann and has two children. Andrew was a footballer who played for the Republic of Ireland youth teams and in the Scottish Junior league at club level, and was later a top amateur distance runner. Denis was a football player for Finn Harps and Galway United.He has five sisters of his own. Scottish Cup: 1979–80, 1984–85, 1987–88, 1994–95, and 1997 are career statistics. The players are fromLeicester City F.C. The players are from Celtic F.C. The Republic of Ireland has a football team that plays in the Scottish Football League.

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texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player. He played college basketball for the University of Kansas and was known for his defensive presence. He was drafted 39th overall in the NBA draft. In his sophomore season, Withey led his school to the state Division IV title and he graduated in the class of 2008. Three future NBA players were on the team that faced <mask> and his teammates in the game before the state championship game. In a double-overtime game, <mask> and his teammates overcame the San Joaquin squad and went on to win the title. He averaged 20.8 points, 13.0 rebound, and 7.3 blocked shots in his senior season.According to Rivals.com, <mask> was a four-star recruit. The 8 center is the No. There were 36 players in the nation in 2008. After originally committing to Louisville, <mask> switched his commitment to Arizona. He decided to transfer from Arizona after the resignation of the head coach. He didn't see a lot of playing time during the 2008–09 season. The NCAA transfer rules prevented Withey from playing until the end of the fall semester in 2009.He played behind Cole Aldrich and the Morris twins in the second half of the 2009-10 and 2010-11 seasons. In his junior year, after twin brothers Marcus and Markieff Morris left for the NBA draft, he became a starter, playing for the team which lost to Kentucky in the NCAA championship game. <mask> broke Joakim Noah's tournament record of 29 blocked shots in the 2012 tournament. He was named Big 12 defensive player of the year and set a Big 12 record with 140 blocks. On October 4, 2012 <mask> was named to the Preseason all-Big 12. The Big 12 Player of the Week was <mask>. He had a triple-double against the San Jose State Spartans.In that game, <mask> had a triple-double with 16 points, 12 rebound, and 12 blocked shots. On February 18, <mask> was named the Big 12 Player of the Week. He had double-doubles against Texas and Kansas State. He set a new Big 12 record for career blocked shots. In his senior year of college, <mask> averaged 13.7 points, 8.5 rebound and 3.9 blocks. He was named defensive player of the year in the Big 12 for 2012–13 and first team All Big 12. TheSporting News named <mask> a 2nd Team All-American.The Associated Press named <mask> a third-team All-American. The National Association of Basketball Coaches named <mask> the co-National Defensive Player of the Year. College statistics for the year of 2009. He was traded to the New Orleans Pelicans in a three-team trade. In 95 games, he averaged 3.0 points and 2.3 rebound. On August 24, 2015, <mask> joined the Utah Jazz. On December 28, 2015, he recorded a season-high 11 points and a career-high 12 rebound as a starter in a 95– 91 win over the Philadelphia 76ers.On August 21, 2017, <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks. He was let go on December 19th, savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay savesay On July 24, 2018, <mask> joined the Turkish team Tofa. On December 28, <mask> parted ways with ToFA. On February 28, <mask> joined Lavrio for the rest of the season. In an 88–99 loss to PAOK, <mask> recorded a season-high 18 points, shooting 8-of-10 from the field. He averaged 6.9 points, 3.8 rebound and 1.5 blocks per game in 10 games for Lavrio.On July 4, <mask> joined the Wizards for the NBA Summer League. <mask> signed a one-year deal with Ironi Nes Ziona. On October 23, <mask> Ziona defeated the Kapfenberg Bulls. He was named Europe Cup Round 1 top performer. The Israeli League Player of the month was <mask>, who averaged a double-double of 16.3 points and 13.3 rebound, while shooting 66 percent from the field in eight games played in November. In a 95–80 win over Hapoel Tel Aviv, <mask> recorded a career-high 24 points, while shooting 10-of-12 from the field. On July 9, 2020, <mask> was added to the roster.He had an average of 8.8 points and 7.3 rebound per game in the Korean Basketball League. On July 21, 2021, <mask> signed with Bilbao Basket. Lavrio B.C. is a basketball player for the Kansas Jayhawks. The players are from New Orleans and Portland. Utah Jazz players.

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texts: <mask> was an Illyrian king who was part of the Labeatan dynasty. He was the last Illyrian king. He was the son of a king who had good relations with Rome. Scodra was the capital city of the Illyrian kingdom. The Dalmatae and Daorsi declared themselves independent from his rule in 180 BC and the city of Rhizon abandoned him prior to his defeat. He married the daughter of the Dardanian king. <mask> was allied with the Romans against the Macedonians, but in 169 BC he allied himself with the Greeks.Since the First Illyrian War, the southernmost city of the Illyrian kingdom has been Lissos. He accused the two Roman legati of being spies. Apollonia and Epidamnos were allied with Rome and were destroyed by Gentius. In 168 BC, he was defeated at Scodra by a Roman force, and in 167 he was brought to Rome as a captive to participate in the Roman victory. His death is not known. The Romans divided the region into three administrative divisions. The extent of the first meris is not known, while the second was Labeates and the third was Acruvium.The name Gentius appears to derive from PIE *g'en- "to beget", which is Latin for "kin, clan, race". The king must be the head of his kin, like the Proto-Germanic. The son of the loyal Pleuratus succeeded his father in 181 BC. Rome's relations with the Ardiaean state began to decline during his reign. Since the First Illyrian Wars against Teuta, the coast and hinterland south of the Drin have been under Roman control. To the north and west, Gentius moved to increase power. Pharos remained an Illyrian possession even though it had some form of independence under Roman protection.The Delmatae and the Daorsi were both at one time subjects on the mainland. Roman interest in the area was once aroused by the interference of the navy and ships with Adriatic shipping. Some ships of Gentius were said to have been caught in the act of piracy in 180 BC. The embassy to Illyria did not locate the king, but they did find out that Romans were held for a long time at Korula. The Senate may have accepted a claim by Gentius' envoys that the charges were false. The Illyrian envoys were denied a hearing by the Senate because they were accused of planning war with the king. 54 Illyrian lembi was seized by the Romans in the harbour of Epidamnos.A Roman senator was sent to Illyria to remind <mask> of his friendship with the Roman Republic. In 169 BC, <mask> arranged the murder of his brother Plator because his plan to marry the daughter of the Dardanian king Monunius II would have made him too powerful. The marriage of Plator's fiancée to <mask> secured the alliance of the powerful Dardani. The route leading west to the Ardiaean state was controlled by the Perseus of Macedon. The Macedonian Adaeus and Beroea were among the Illyrian exiles that were sent to Gentius. They told <mask> about the recent victory over the Penestae and the recent victories against the Romans and Dardani. The Illyrians said that he didn't have the will to fight the Romans.Neither the embassy nor Stuberra made any promises on this point. At no cost to his treasury, Perseus continued his efforts to involve <mask> in the war. The Illyrian exile raised 1,000 infantry and 200 cavalry. The king promised a subsidy to <mask>, whose ships might be used to attack the Romans, after Macedonia was invaded in 168 BC. In order to make the arrangements, a sum of 300 talents was mentioned. <mask> accepted the oath of the king in the city of Meteon. The treaty was concluded with a ceremony at Dium on the Thermaic Gulf after he sent Olympio with a delegation to collect the money.The Macedonian cavalry may have represented the Macedonians in the ratification of the treaty after a formal parade. The Illyrians were allowed to mark the 300 talents with their own stamp after they were counted out of the royal treasure. The king was urged to start hostilities against the Romans after an advance of ten talents was forwarded to him. When Gentius imprisoned two Roman envoys sent by Appius Claudius, the rest of the subsidy was recalled because he was now his ally. The new anti-Roman orientation in Illyrian foreign policy was accompanied by a series of measures to strengthen his state. He concentrated the finances by establishing a single tax over all the subjects and by taking control of the monetary workshops or mints of Lissus and Scodra, the two cities where he resided. Gentius was issuing bronze coins.Two coins of Gentius have Macedonian emblems. The other coins of <mask> have a cap on his head similar to the petasos and a thunderbolt on the reverse. On the eve of the war with Rome, the state treasury had 27 pounds of gold, 19 of silver, 120,000 Illyrian drachmas, and 13,000 Roman denarii. Rhodes was invited to join the war against Rome. <mask> built up a fleet of 270 lembi, showing that he was waiting for an enemy in the Adriatic. There were 15,000 men in his army. <mask> was ready to go to war with Rome.The third Illyrian War took place in January/February 168 BC, when <mask> had his force of 15,000 men and fleet of lembi at Lissus, the southernmost city of his state, advanced into Roman territory and laid siege to the Illyrian city of Bassania. Caravantius, his half-brother, attacked the Cavii, detaching 1,000 infantry and 50 horsemen, but failed to capture one of their cities. A flotilla of eight lembi set off to attack the coastal colonial cities of Epidamno and Appolonia. The Romans were aware of the alliance that <mask> made with the Macedonians and the arrest of the Roman envoys. He moved his army out of their winter quarters at Nymphaeum and added troops from Byllis, Epidamnos and Appolonia as he marched north. He met with the Roman commander. Between Italy and Appolonia, there were two armies, consisting of 600 cavalry and 10,400 infantry, and 800 cavalry and 10,000 infantry from the Italian allies.A draft of 5,000 sailors strengthened his fleet. He added 200 cavalry and 2,000 infantry of the Parthini, which was allied to the Romans. The combined forces outnumbered Gentius by two to one. Little is known of this campaign because Livy's text is missing. The Illyrians were engaged at sea by the fleet of Anicius. They were able to advance into the heart of Illyrian territory after defeating the Illyrians on land. They secured the surrender of enemy cities through negotiation.Shkodra is a well-fortified city that is situated in a strong natural position. The Illyrians fled into the city when they saw the army in battle formation. <mask> asked for and was given a three-day truce, hoping that Caravantius would come at any moment with a large army. After his defeat, <mask> sent two envoys from among the prominent tribal leaders to negotiate with the Roman commander. On the third day of the truce, <mask> came to the Roman camp and surrendered to Anicius who gave him a dinner with full honours and put him under arrest. The Roman envoys were released by the Illyrians. In the north of Scutari Lake, the Roman army captured the queen of <mask>, his brother Caravantius and his sons Scerdilaide and Pleuratus along with other leading Illyrians.The fall of the Ardiaean State was transmitted by Livy in a way that was similar to the triumph of Anicius in Rome. There were garrisons in some towns and fortresses in the northern part of the Ardiaean State. The tribal states of the Daorsi and the Pirustae are included. Pharos was reduced by force and their property was taken while some came over to Rome on their own accord. The furniture of the king and many royal flags were captured by Rome aftermath. In addition to the gold and silver that went to the state treasury, millions of sectercii were gained from the sale of the booty. <mask> and his family were sent to Spoletum to be kept under observation.The other captives were held in Rome. The royal family was transferred to Iguvium because the inhabitants of Spoletum refused to watch them. There were 220 vessels that were seized in Illyria. The inhabitants of Corcyra, Appolonia and Epidamnus were given the vessels by the Senate. The year of <mask>' death is not known, but there are ruins of his tomb. The punishment of Illyria spared those who supported Rome in the war. Those who had been enemies were burned and robbed.Those spared retained their previous way of administration, with officials elected every year, and paid Rome only half of the taxes they had previously paid to <mask>. The koina were dissolved and each unit was given the right to mint its own coins. The Roman legions continued to attempt to conquer the northern and eastern territories after the southern Illyrian lands were conquered. The name of one of the envoys of <mask>, Bellus, might have been an incorrect transcription of Ballaeus, according to the archaeologist Hasan Ceka. Some people have accepted the idea that Ballaois was the successor of <mask>, who had friendly relations with Rome. Ballaois was an Illyrian king who only wrote on his coins and ruled the Ardiaei. Queen Teuta's old stronghold, Rhizon, appears to have been ruled by Ballaios after 168 BC.The region was part of the Roman Republic and the Ardiaean kingdom was dissolved. He had a rivalry with Pharos. His coinage is abundant in the region, but there is no evidence that he was an influential figure. It was thought that <mask> had found out that the herbs had tonic properties, so he named the rest of the group after him. The Albanian 50 lek coin was issued in 1996 and 2000 and the 2000 lek banknote was issued in 2008. Illyrian royalty 2nd-century BC rulers Year of birth unknown

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texts: <mask> is believed to be the only butter carver in the US who works with live models. She is known for carving the likeness of Princess Kay out of butter at the Minnesota State Fair. Hundreds of thousands of people visit the Dairy Building each year to see her butter carving, which is sponsored by the Midwest Dairy Association. The newly crowned Princess Kay and 11 other people spend about six hours with <mask> in the butter booth as he carves their likenesses out of butter. On the first day of the fair, Princess Kay sits in the booth while the 11 other contestants wait for their likenesses to be carved. The sculptures are made from Grade A salted butter provided by the Associated Milk Producers Inc. She was a butter sculptor for 40 years for the Midwest Dairy Association.She has carved more than 450 sculptures and over 30,000 pounds of butter. The butter sculptures have changed since she started. Butter sculpting at the State Fair was started to highlight Minnesota's claim as the "butter capital of the nation." The likenesses of celebrities from David Letterman to former Minnesota First Lady Mary Pawlenty have been sculpted by <mask>. She used white chocolate and bacon to create a sculpture of O'Brien. Big Bird was carved out of a 300-pound block of butter. She has turned down requests from Oprah Winfrey and Johnny Carson, who wanted her to rush her carvings in one hour.The Minnesota State Fair is one of the largest fairs in the United States and is second only to Texas. It runs for 12 days starting at the end of August and ending on Labor Day. The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are located in Falcon Heights, Minnesota. <mask> arrives at the state fair just after dawn wearing long underwear, rubber gloves with a non-porous yellow rain coat over layers of clothing, and woolen socks with crocodiles. She walks to the fair to get excited for the day. Between 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., she spends most of her day at the State Fair with the dairy royalty in the butter booth. The carving of the butter sculpture takes six to eight hours depending on the hair of the princesses.Straight hair and short hair are easier than long hair. She takes breaks after 90 minutes to warm up her hands, eat greasy fair food, and visit with fair goers. Getting the smile of the princess perfect is the most difficult part of the sculpture. She said in an interview that the rest of the sculpture comes naturally. The butter carving booth is very popular at the state fair. The princess's family and friends are watching her carve her sculpture. The princesses hold a microphone and answer questions from the public about life on a dairy farm.In between interviews, she talks to the princesses about her children. She likes butter because it can bequished into any form. It's attractive and eye-catching. She said unsalted butter is more difficult to carve than salted butter. The image looks flaky after the butter is frozen. She uses a number of tools to mold and shape the butter, such as a long sharp floss-like cord, a number of knives and a 5-gallon pail to put the scraps in for the princesses to take home. She told The Wall Street Journal that the job was too big for a butter knife.She uses the same style as Michelangelo. She will continue butter sculpting at the Minnesota State Fair until she is no longer able to use her fingers. The creation of the Butter-fy Yourself Facebook App was due to the legacy of <mask>. A dairy princess, a butter hippie, a butter cow, a butter liberty, and a baseball player are just some of the butter characters created by the app. To celebrate her 40th anniversary, the Midwest Dairy Association gave a $1,000 scholarship to the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He went to a dairy farm in 2011. Ann Miron Tauzell hosted a party on her father's farm in honor of <mask>'s 40 years as Princess Kay of the Milky Way.In New Ulm, Minnesota, the state's largest butter factory, she hand packs the butter blocks she's used for all those years. According to the Star Tribune, he is a celebrity in the dairy industry. Christa Mounts Schlosser is a dairy inspector for the state. It's dirty and smelly. You're on a pedestal when you're in that booth with <mask>. When she was a child, <mask> was born in northeast Minneapolis and her father sold Wonder Bread in Minnesota. Her father was an aluminum siding salesman while her mother worked as a secretary.She attended her first Minnesota State Fair at the age of 8. She has not missed a fair since. She graduated from high school despite spending most of her senior year in the hospital. She had two daughters before going to the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. She was one of the first married women with children. She received a degree in sculpture. In 1968, as an art student, she walked into the Dairy Building at the Minnesota State Fair on a hot day and marveled at the artist in the cooler sculpting butter heads as dairy princesses modeled, wishing she could be in the cooler as well.She was recommended for the job in 1972 when a woman from her college contacted her to fill the void of the original butter sculptor who was moving. She wanted to work on a block of butter for three hours. Earl and <mask> divorced in 1985. She was an art teacher in the Twin Cities and later at General Mills. She owned a sculpture studio and gift shop in north Wisconsin. She made ceramic sculptures for her gift shop. She created her own line of greeting cards, known as the "Elderberries", more than 20 years ago.She teaches drawing, sculpture, and calligraphy. She received a master's degree in theology from the University of St. Catherine in 2000. She continues to write and study for an online group after taking poetry classes at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. She wanted to become a fitness instructor. She took classes in the study of human movement. Older athletes, a special fitness level or classes for medical related issues are what these are for. In the off season, <mask> lives in Oceanside, California, north of San Diego and works as a wine adviser.She uses hand-tooled leather to make necklaces and bracelets. Artists from Minneapolis Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Sculptors from Minnesota

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